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Ear-splitting discovery rocks mammal identity

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Triple bone structure arose independently in platypus and humans.

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  1. RichT. H., et al. Science 307, 910 - 914 (2005).

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  1. Roxanne Khamsi
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vertebrate palaeontologist, University of Chicago, Illinois

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Khamsi, R. Ear-splitting discovery rocks mammal identity. Nature (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/news050207-16

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